Hi all! I'd like to know how words ending in -jus in singular would be in plural. Like waddjus. How to say walls? Is there any rule when gg is pronounced as ng...
... Just WA- and JA-stems, at least so far. It looks like David Salo has cancelled the project. Thanks a lot for your explanations concerning adverbs and ...
I remember reading an article thet addressed this question ("how easy was it for 5th - 6th century speakers of germanic to understand one another"), but I...
... I started out with Wright's grammar. I found it presented the paradigms without too many confusing digressions (although there is some discussion in each...
... 1) şata, etc. was used much less than "the" in English. With an unqualified noun like this, 'şata bloş' would probably mean "that blood" or "this...
Hi Fredrik, Your questions are quite difficult and I expected someone who knows better to answer them. I'll try my best. 1. words ending in -jus: *waddjus...
... Hi Fredrik, Nominative plural not attested for such words, as far as I can think. I checked: waddjus, assarjus, stubjus, drunjus. Are there any others?...
Thanks. Those are good sources. Personally I like the querky forms of the Jer, Quairthra, Pairthra, Ezec, and Sauil. That's my two cents worth. Thanks. ... ...
Hi! Thanx for the answers to my last questions and I hope you can answer my new questions. 1) Words such as ga-wiss, dis-wiss and af-stass are fem. i-stems....
wouldnt no, 7 be like atta,this qino juggo......handus Fredrik <gadrauhts@...> wrote:Hi! Thanx for the answers to my last questions and I hope you can...
Hi Fredrik, ... But ... The second s in these words is not removed during declension, thus is part of the stem. Attested examples (according to Köbler): ...
... knows ... Yes 'd' is right, but with the demonstrative/article it's declined weak: şai nasidans. ... stemvowel ... better…) There doesn't seem to be any...
... Avraham Polok, "Khuzaria", (Hebrew) Tel Aviv, 5711 (1950?) published an important study on the Khazars that researchers still refer to. He quotes from...
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... an ... Gothish ... Hi Yair, Have you seen the book? I'd be curious to know what linguistic evidence Avraham Polok used to relate Yiddish and Gothic. Llama...
Dear all Please forgive my lingua.amateurism but I have nobody else to ask then you in here Searching the gender changing problem with the nouns I have notice...
... I'm already using this chart, thanks anyway. :-) ... Well, the length marks always remind me of their quality. :-) ... Hmm.. Yes, it seems that 'abrs' is...
... Good example. I'll have to think about this. I see that the article/demonstrative regularly appears also with 'fairhvus' "the world" or "this world"....
Dear Goce/Homer, I sincerely would like to help you, supposed I'm able, but I didn't understand what is actually your question. The fonts you used (Greek ...
Dear Group, I would like to introduce a new and refreshing group which discusses the history of Ancient Rome: from the lives of the Roman Kings, to the...
jordan, sah ist gutarazda club...auk batista wiljanaim du izwara club.. i also send my condolences to the people in london in dealing with that tradgedy...
I have a problem with the grammar, coz my book is kinda indistinct about some...or alot. This time I'd like to know about the strong verbs. I read in my book...
Hi, Fredrik, I understand that you are interested in the perfect tense forms of strong verbs. For niman: indeed what you have is correct: nam, namt, nam,...
Hi Fredrik, Another curiosity: the Class 7 verb 'saian' "to sow" forms the indicative past 1st/3rd sg. regularly, 'saíso', but the indicative past 2nd sg. is...
I don't know how good verbix is but acording to them saian is saisot. No s at all. Look at: http://www.verbix.com/webverbix/go.asp?T1=saian&D1=15&H1=115 Even...
... saisot. ... T1=saian&D1=15&H1=115 Hails Fredrik, See for yourself [ http://www.wulfila.be/Corpus/Find.asp ], 'saisost' is attested at L 19,21. It is the...
Speaking of tenses I wonder somethings. First of all, is gothic poor with tenses? What I can understand there's only one for now, present tense. And one for...
Dear Group, I would like to introduce a new and refreshing group which discusses the history of Ancient Rome: from the lives of the Roman Kings, to the...
Hi, Fredrik, The German authors (like Streitberg a century ago and Koebler in the present) speak about "Indikativ, Optativ, Imperativ". David Salo in his...
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